One of the most striking moments in this narration is when it describes Harald's return to Norway in 1045 to claim his rightful place as king. His journey from a young warrior who fled to Russia, gained wealth, and fought alongside the Byzantine Empire, only to return and take the throne, is a testament to his resilience and ambition. This period truly highlights the dramatic transformations and trials that shaped his destiny as the last Viking king. His story encapsulates the essence of the Viking spirit-adventure, valor, and the relentless pursuit of honor! 🏰⚔
Is snakes used in that saga to imply “killed by pagans” similar to the Irish “lead the snakes out of Ireland? I’ve often thought that might be the meaning of
He was also torch ured before he was thrown into the pit so could have also possibly di&d from the injuries sustained from the tor Chure , blunt force trau ma , broken bones , infections, internal blee ding etc not only from being chewed up by snakes
I completely agree! This channel consistently delivers such engaging and well-crafted stories that it's hard not to get hooked. The creativity and attention to detail in every video make it a true gem for mythology lovers. Here's to many more amazing stories ahead! 🌟📚
After battle the dead warriors were divided between Odin and Freya. Freya had first dip and those warriors went to her domain folkvangr. After that Odin could choose his einherjar
The concept of Valkyries guiding fallen warriors to either Odin's Valhalla or Freya's Folkvangr is such a fascinating aspect of Norse mythology. It highlights the different paths of honor in the afterlife, with Freya embracing those who died in love or valor. As Freya once said, “I will choose the slain, and half of them shall go with me,” showing her power and significance in the fate of warriors. It really adds depth to the understanding of honor and bravery in battle! 🛡✨
Wooo woo slow youre spill that battle of stanford bridge is legendary in all warfare history its used for motivation in the mideren us armed forces all students of war know this tail
We went there, saw nothing we liked and then before leavening, tag some rocks so people would know we where there before Columbus. NA could’ve been good but we said no 😊
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it’s a shame my Anglo Saxon ancestors didn’t remain pagan i think the relations with the vikings would of been a lot better though it would of lead to Charlemagne replaceing the vikings has the attackers and he was more brutal to non Christian’s the. Even the vikings where said to be a fate that the main land Saxons in what is now Morden Germany suffered accepting Christianity when we did probley saved us from Charlemagne
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One of the most striking moments in this narration is when it describes Harald's return to Norway in 1045 to claim his rightful place as king. His journey from a young warrior who fled to Russia, gained wealth, and fought alongside the Byzantine Empire, only to return and take the throne, is a testament to his resilience and ambition. This period truly highlights the dramatic transformations and trials that shaped his destiny as the last Viking king. His story encapsulates the essence of the Viking spirit-adventure, valor, and the relentless pursuit of honor! 🏰⚔
We killed Ragnar Lothbruk in a pit of snakes 🐍 and it’s hard to get snakes here. It’s freezing cold.
He LET YOU
Cold palmer😂
Is snakes used in that saga to imply “killed by pagans” similar to the Irish “lead the snakes out of Ireland? I’ve often thought that might be the meaning of
@@bensmith2398Ragnar was Pagan. It wouldn't make sense to use that as a metaphor when the guy himself was Pagan
He was also torch ured before he was thrown into the pit so could have also possibly di&d from the injuries sustained from the tor Chure , blunt force trau ma , broken bones , infections, internal blee ding etc not only from being chewed up by snakes
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I know right
I completely agree! This channel consistently delivers such engaging and well-crafted stories that it's hard not to get hooked. The creativity and attention to detail in every video make it a true gem for mythology lovers. Here's to many more amazing stories ahead! 🌟📚
Thanks for sharing this knowledge ❤
You should do some videos on medieval Scandinavia like Haakon Haakonsson and the Norwegian Civil War :D
Just like in the script of the movie Vikings that I watched thank you for making this video
After battle the dead warriors were divided between Odin and Freya. Freya had first dip and those warriors went to her domain folkvangr. After that Odin could choose his einherjar
*Freyja lol
The concept of Valkyries guiding fallen warriors to either Odin's Valhalla or Freya's Folkvangr is such a fascinating aspect of Norse mythology. It highlights the different paths of honor in the afterlife, with Freya embracing those who died in love or valor. As Freya once said, “I will choose the slain, and half of them shall go with me,” showing her power and significance in the fate of warriors. It really adds depth to the understanding of honor and bravery in battle! 🛡✨
This is awesome
This is great
So badass!
The most powerful group of people there has ever been..
Every Other Race would Beg to Differ.But there Resume is what it is.
@@Richard-x2p race? Lol
big fan
Good video 👋👍
I love everything about Vikings their weapons their ships their social classes and culture
❤ panda express
The raping of innocent villagers?
@@nemo7542who Yes that too and the capturing and turning of people into thralls (slaves)
My Fav people Vikings are so Badass and Savage 💪🤘
He he he my favorite history Viking I love that history it's awesome I love that my dear brother father
Hail to the Norse Gods!
Imagerie a French young girl caught up by a viking 35 years ago. Since he still has it and I have his, sometimes it's just a ❤thing
I mean my heart and love can be epic
Anyone remember Vicky the Viking?
Wooo woo slow youre spill that battle of stanford bridge is legendary in all warfare history its used for motivation in the mideren us armed forces all students of war know this tail
Vikings came before pirates
These people were very heartless
Hate us cuz you ain't us
They were thirsty
The fury of
Whole that a long fume
We natives (Indigenous to the Americas) sent them crying back to their helpless lands.
Sadly your land was just not good enough us 😅😅
We went there, saw nothing we liked and then before leavening, tag some rocks so people would know we where there before Columbus. NA could’ve been good but we said no 😊
nice😊
won tou toto toe
Vallhalla is not mythology youre christian hevan thats mythology boy
My Ancestors >:D
This channel doesn’t have 2.21 million legitimate subscribers and all the comments are bots😂
U literally look like a bot account
@@youngrichter3988 say what you want about me but it doesn't change the fact that this channel doesn't have 2.1 million legit subs and pays for bot comments
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this is jst poor,,,,
this sucks
How so?
it’s a shame my Anglo Saxon ancestors didn’t remain pagan i think the relations with the vikings would of been a lot better though it would of lead to Charlemagne replaceing the vikings has the attackers and he was more brutal to non Christian’s the. Even the vikings where said to be a fate that the main land Saxons in what is now Morden Germany suffered accepting Christianity when we did probley saved us from Charlemagne